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Have you ever wondered how to revoke a Whatsapp message after you had hit the sent bottom? Then look no further as you can now revoke it on the new Whatsapp Android Beta or iOS. This new feature will avail you an opportunity to revoke the messages sent and also show that you had revoked the messages. This will mean that your friends or the people you are chatting with, will know that you are hiding something from them. On Whatsapp, this is signified by a blue tick mark. If the message has simply been received by a phone but not read with grey tick marks, in other words the feature still works, then it can be revoked. So, if you had wrongly said a message, and do not mean to say so, then be rest assured that you are covered s you can revoke and edit the message sent.

If you use a smartphone, chances are it’s an Android. Not only are there multiple phone makers that embrace the operating system – including the likes of  Samsung ,  HTC , LG, Moto, Sony, and so on – but it’s by far the world’s no. 1 mobile platform with a whopping 88 percent market share, according to Strategy Analytics. As with most of your gadgets, however, you’re probably only scratching the surface of what your ‘droid can do.  And so we’ve compiled a list of five useful tips and tricks to help you get more out of your device. Note: Most of these will work with all makes and models -- running the newest version, Nougat, or previous versions like Marshmallow, Lollipop, or  KitKat  -- but some of the following step-by-step instructions may vary a bit depending on which smartphone you own. At home? Have your phone automatically unlock It’s a necessary evil, but we all know it’s a pain to type in a PIN or passcode, draw a pattern or use a thumbprint to unlock yo...